Made Smarter encourages manufacturers to open their doors
With National Manufacturing Day (NMD24) approaching on September 26, 2024, Made Smarter is calling for manufacturers to open their factories to the schools, colleges and their local communities.

The government-funded, industry-backed programme, which helps manufacturers connect with technology and skills, is involved in events across the North West, North East, and Yorkshire and Humber.
Run by Make UK, and now in its third year, National Manufacturing Day (NMD24) has become a national celebration of UK manufacturing and a chance to raise the sector's profile. Businesses are encouraged to sign up for a UK-wide ‘open house’, allowing members of the public to experience first-hand what manufacturers do.
With manufactures needing help finding recruits with the right skills, NMD24 provides an opportunity to demonstrate potential careers and jobs on offer, from engineering and robotics to data analysis and innovation.
Manufacturers backed by Made Smarter’s Adoption programme in the North West are among hundreds already taking part. They include Playdale, a playground equipment manufacturer based in Cumbria, and Duo UK, a manufacturer of packaging products based in Greater Manchester.
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